Hi,
is there a calculation to tell me how much duty a comp will loose if the suction line temp increases by 5k from designed whilst still maintaning suction temp?
Cheers Rowan
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Hi,
is there a calculation to tell me how much duty a comp will loose if the suction line temp increases by 5k from designed whilst still maintaning suction temp?
Cheers Rowan
What is 5K? Do you mean 5 DegC?
5k five degrees kelvin. Same as celcious 1 degree C & 1 degreen kelvin is the same increase.Quote:
Originally Posted by Don Davis
How can suction temp increase while staying constant? Anyway you received an answer on R744.com website already.
Not very good at getting round the 744 web site, just checked it and it said no views and no replys.Quote:
Originally Posted by NoNickName
The problem i have is with a co2 pack running 50 or so cabs. the pack seems to be struggling on duty. Cabs are making temp however run with very wide superheats. Thought that if the gas was returning warmer than the design that this would mean that the gas would be less dense than design and knock the duty of comps?? Just didnt know by how much. Co2 is very ew to me so i'm still trying to grasp it and any advise would be great.
Cheers
Yep you were right, checked again looking in the wrong place!!:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by NoNickName